Sentence examples for demand a guarantee from inspiring English sources

Such a procedure is used by auction houses when consignors insist on huge estimates and demand a guarantee.

Collectors would often like to determine how their artworks are displayed, or demand a guarantee that "their" art will not be lent to other museums.

Mr. Durbin said the president would also demand a guarantee that the spending caps in any deal be adhered to and not reopened.

But objections from the Pentagon have forced the administration to demand a guarantee that no American officer or civilian official on duty abroad will fall under its jurisdiction.

But the "Khadr problem," as Colonel Reiter called it, has made him demand a guarantee that he will be repatriated to Algeria by a certain date, something that prosecutors say they are unable to provide.

Coalitions should demand a guarantee that any money a food company saves from utilizing the program gets reinvested into the workforce.

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The spokesman also demanded a guarantee that there would be no such cases again.

Meanwhile, a third of the parliamentary Conservative party signed a letter, organised by MP John Baron, demanding a guarantee of a referendum in law.

UEFA demanded a guarantee of 150 million Swiss francs, worth around $160 million at current rates, to go ahead with their proposal.

Agent Gaudin said Mr. al-'Owhali also demanded a guarantee that he would be sent to the United States if he confessed.